Bagno e corpo
This collection groups dried botanicals and clays used as raw ingredients in home cosmetic and craft preparations. It includes dried flowers such as calendula, rose and chamomile, along with clays and other plant materials chosen for their colour, texture and aroma rather than any effect.
The materials are supplied dry and unprocessed, ready to be weighed out for projects such as bath soaks, homemade soap, botanical-infused oils, face masks and potpourri. Petals and whole flowers add colour and scent, while clays give body to blends. None of these products is a finished cosmetic; they are components you combine yourself.
Keep the dried flowers and clays in sealed containers away from moisture, since damp shortens their life and dulls their colour. When infusing flowers into a carrier oil, use fully dried material to avoid spoilage. Follow a trusted recipe for measurements, and label homemade preparations with the date you made them.
Frequently asked questions
What are these ingredients used for?
They are raw materials for home projects such as bath soaks, homemade soap, botanical-infused oils, face masks and potpourri. You combine them yourself following a recipe.
Are these finished cosmetics?
No. They are dry, unprocessed components. Petals and flowers add colour and scent, while clays give body to blends.
How do I infuse the flowers into oil?
Use fully dried flowers with a carrier oil and follow a trusted recipe. Dry material helps avoid spoilage during the infusion.
How should I store them?
Keep the dried flowers and clays in sealed containers away from moisture, as damp shortens their life and dulls their colour.
